Well Hello There!It's been a busy old week or so since we last updated in Wanaka, no dad it's not one-knacker or w***er!!After we finished up in Wanaka we headed over to Franz Josef glacier, we landed in the smallest town that resembled across between switzerland & the Amazon! The Fraz Glacier is one of three in the world that flows right in to a rainforest, I didn't believe it myself until I saw it with my own eyes. Its extrodanary to see snow co...

G'day!Well we've been in the wee campervan a week now, and the little fellow is doing the business for us. Kim's even named him Winston (even before we'd picked it up!!!!) what significance the name has only she knows!!!From Queenstown we went to Te Anau, a starnge place the town centre is one street, very funny. Used this place as a stopover to Milford Sounds. If you are visiting NZ, go to Milford Sounds. Even if it rains - as it did for us, (we ...

Twas a sad day leaving Easter Island.... Hello Tahiti! Or rather Papeete!! What can I say about this place. Accomadation was fantastic - thank you to Beni at Fare-Suiss (www.fare-suiss.com) for your hospitality. We were only there a night and one long day but what we saw in Papeete was an over-priced dump. The town was horrible. So we went back to our lodgings and played monopoly on Kim's Nintendo DS (a great purchase). Don't get me wrong, I'm sur...

Mr & Mrs Mitchell here! Well we couldn´t not , not have blog entry for Easter Island could we..... So here it is. Easter Island WOW WOW WOW WOW!!!!! Its nothing like we could of ever imagined its so much more wonderful than that. The Island is so beautiful, rolling hills and palm trees with small secluded beaches and the bluest water crashing against the volcanic formed coast line. And of course the Moai statues that are just unbelieveable, they are so ...

Hola,This will probably be our last Blog entry from SA as we leave this awesome continent in a few days time.What a whirlwind experience this last 3 months has been, South America has really bitten us and we have fallen in love with the place and its people. SA is really somthing else it has so much to offer and we feel we have only scratched the surface.In three months we have sailed down the Amazon, climbed a Glacier, climbed the Andes, looked down on Mach...